Monday, July 11, 2011

Stewed Beef with Carrot and White Radish

Does a stew sound a bit too time-consuming for you on a busy working day? You may use a pressure cooker for this dish to cut down on the cooking time substantially. Just heat the up to the required pressure. Then turn to medium low heat and cook for 10 minutes until steam releases through the safety valve ~ recipe adapted from Dinner for 2



Here is the recipe
500g Beef chuck or pork ribs with some fats
300-400g White raddish (daikon)
200g Carrot
4 cloves Shallot
4 cloves Garlic
3 slices Ginger
2 Bay leaves
2 tbsp Chinese cooking wine


Seasoning
1 1/2 tbsp Oyster sauce
2 tbsp Light soy sauce
3/4 tbsp Sugar
2 cups Water

Method:
Peel and cut carrot and white radish into pieces. Slice the shallot and garlic.
Cut the beef into big bite-size pieces. Blanch in boiling water and drain well.
Heat a wok with some oil to saute the ginger, shallot and garlic. Sear the beef on all sides.
Deglaze the beef with cooking wine. Then add bay leaves, carrot, white radish and seasoning. Bring them to the boil and transfer to the pressure cooker or reduce heat to simmer until all ingredients are tender.

Enjoy!

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  1. We have beef stew in our home quite frequently. And I add daikon too :) leftovers are frozen and used within the week for a quick stir-through pasta lunch. I love it. :) you have a great week ahead! :)

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  2. lovely stewed beef and delicious, I'm drooling. LOL

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  3. This is my kind of comfort dish! Looks so yummy!

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  4. One of my like dish which i cannot cook well :( Thanks for your recipe shall give it a try as your look so mouth-watering!!!!

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  5. Beautiful dish, Ann. Thanks for sharing the recipe :)

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  6. Looks very delicious but me no eat beef!

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  7. This looks delicious, I have never heard of using radish before.

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  8. You know what,i just started to accept beef recently..>.<.. my mum never cook beef at home, so i never eat any beef dish since i was kid. haha... But i'm sure my hubby gonna love this..Hope i am ok to try this dish one day..:)

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  9. Ann
    This looks yummy indeed but too bad I don't take beef .... think my other half will drool when he sees this!

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  10. Love so yummy, I can have two bowls of rice to go with it. And now i find stew is easy because I have a set of pressure cooker which can handle this job well, hehehe..

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  11. Ann, i am lucky enough to try this stew beef with radish made by my friend last week. She used 牛腩and put in some potatoes too. Personally I love this very much. Thanks for the recipe.

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  12. oh yummmm i want this with lotsa riceee

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  13. I want a bowl of steamed rice now to go with this. Must be very yummy.

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  14. I totally love this type of stew.
    Can have bowls of rice with this

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  15. I love Beef Stew, Ann! But I'm fussy; I like them really tender but not many places can achieve that :< The one at TCC is not too bad too. U may like to try it if u've the chance :) Yours looks great!

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  16. Anncoo, this is such a wonderful beef recipe. Don't eat much beef, but I love beef. And I don't have a proper recipe. Had it once in a friend's place and loved that since then. Your recipe looks perfect and loved your photography style. Would love to drop in at your space again!

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  17. I LOVE LOVE LOVE daikon!! Beef and Daikon is a great match and oh my I want to eat this with Japanese rice! I love the oyster + soy sauce flavor. What a nice meal Ann!

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  18. A balanced dish.. this can be kept overnight, tastier too!

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  19. Stew beef is the best! not only it is packed with flavour- we can have it with rice, potato, quinoa.. endless choices! thanks for sharing.

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  20. Love this stew, it is so versatile, can go with rice or noodles.

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  21. I love stews and yes, they can be time consuming. But just think of the robust flavours of the final dish! This stew looks delicious and it's got carrots and radish too! Comfort food.

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  22. Im definitely going to try this out at my next family gathering!

    Papacheong
    http://home-cook-dishes-for-family.blogspot.com/

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  23. @shaz@feedingmykidsbetter
    Yes Shaz, this what I did too. I even cooked the beef stew with tau cheong.

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  24. @Cuisine Paradise
    Ellena, just throw everything in the pressure cooker, easy and delicious.

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  25. @Yummy Bakes
    Chris, remember I told that day, use pork ribs - equally good :)

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  26. @Coleen
    Coleen, radish is a common dish in Chinese and Japanese family. Besides stewed, we also like to put in soup. Have a try, you'll love it :)

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  27. @~Rachel Hei~
    Rachel, I thought when you already in UK for almost 2 years, you get use to beef. Must cook this for your hubby, he'll enjoy it and you too :))

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  28. @Cheah
    Cheah, I understand there many Chinese don't take beef but you use pork ribs instead.

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  29. @Jane Chew
    Jane ~ you're right. Sometime I also add brisket and tendon but never tried to add potatoes before. Thanks for sharing the tips:)

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  30. @reanaclaire
    hahaa Claire, you're so right. :))

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  31. @Blackswan
    Oh Shirley thanks for informing me. I definitely love to try it :)

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  32. Lovely dish. I also love to have stewed beef in winter. Just had one the other day, hehe. Very comfy.

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  33. That stew looks so satisfying and comforting.

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  34. Mmmm....love this. In my family, I know all the sauce will go first! Looks like if I cook, I will make it like soup...haha

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  35. Annco, I love this dish, great at anytime. The daikon is my favorite in this dish since it absorbs all the flavors...delicious. Have a great week ahead :-)

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  36. This looks very delicious! It is making me hungry as it is lunch time here. I also like to use my pressure cooker for beef stew as it really cuts down on the cooking time.

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  37. Love this yummy stew! I believe daikon will give a special flavor to the stew too :)

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  38. I have forgotten when was the last time I cook beef stew! That means very long time ago.....

    Can I have some of yours?

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  39. Wow Ann not only does this stew look delicious and mouthwatering but very pretty too! Great pictures and awesome recipe..you rock!!!

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  40. Looks delicious... too bad I can't eat beef :(

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  41. Looks so delicious! You know what would be gone first? Yes...those radishes ;-)) I also love to add dried mushrooms to the stew.

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  42. @Christine@Christine's Recipes
    Thanks Christine! My family loves stewed beef or even lamb.

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  43. @MaryMoh
    hahaa..Mary, that's why I add more sauce in the dish.

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  44. @Juliana
    Juliana, hehee.. I always go for the daikon first because all the flavors are in it.

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  45. I don't have a pressure cooker (yet) but this would be worth the wait for sure!

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  46. wow it looks wholesome and delicious! i'll lick my bowls clean for this :)

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  47. Hubby would surely enjoy this dish. He's more of a meat eater than I am. The carrots bring out great colour.

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  48. Mmm... Yummy stew I love! I've try with the beef before and I'm gonna try this some day! :D

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  49. Simone ~ Maybe you can try to use a slow cooker but it will takes hours.

    Jean, Joy ~ thanks!

    LeQuan ~ My hubby loves this too and I love the daikon.

    Lyn ~ Thanks!

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  50. 如果换成羊肉的话,会是什么味道??因为我家是不吃牛肉的.

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  51. @cherry potato
    Cherry Potato ~ 我只用过排骨,也不错,我觉得用羊肉,应该要加点八角和玉桂去掉那股骚味吧。试试无妨:)

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  52. emh.....将会尝试看,谢谢你的食谱咯。

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